You can invest the RM5.9 million for charity, development in other places, there’s no need to buy the two units of bungalows for the purposes of charity.
Ahmad Zahid also clarified however that his house is located far from the two “bungalows” which he said were refurbished for Islamic study centres, even though these three properties were all located in the same neighbourhood. Marzuki Che Omar is pictured at the Kuala Lumpur High Court June 18, 2020. — Picture by Shafwan Zaidonthat he had received cash totalling RM1.4 million personally handed over by Ahmad Zahid for renovations to a “bungalow” located at Lot 403 of Country Heights.
Confirming that it was him who had made the payments to the contractor, Ahmad Zahid said: “Because the donations by friends were given in cash, therefore I gave in cash.” Ahmad Zahid insisted that the two Country Heights houses bought in 2017 were a donation from his charity Yayasan Akalbudi to his younger brother Datuk Seri Mohamad Nasaee Ahmad Tarmizi’s Yayasan Al-Falah and said this was donation was done verbally, while seeking to claim that the fact that Yayasan Al-Falah is the registered owner of the two properties on the land title supports this assertion.
Ahmad Zahid is facing 47 charges, namely 12 counts of criminal breach of trust in relation to RM31 million of charitable foundation Yayasan Akalbudi’s funds, 27 counts of money-laundering, and eight counts of bribery charges.
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Wonder what residents there would have to say…
Hahaha...what a lame response
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